One 'n Only Argan Oil Treatment

by One 'n Only

Product Features

• Creates brilliant shine and eliminates frizz
• Protects against damage
• For all hair types

Product Description

Size: 3.4 oz.

One 'n Only Argan Oil Treatment is a unique finishing, smoothing and conditioning product derived from Moroccan Argan Trees.

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 1 x 2 x 4 inches ; 4.3 ounces
• Shipping Weight: 2 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• ASIN: B002PR2GLM
• UPC: 074108213570
• Item model number: 539400
• Average Customer Review: 3.7 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (68 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #1,870 in Beauty (See Top 100 in Beauty)
  • #15 in Beauty > Hair Care > Styling Products > Hair Styling Serums

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

56 of 58 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Love/Hate, March 6, 2010

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Domestic Goddess in Training "YIKES!" (Washington DC) - See all my reviews

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This review is from: One 'n Only Argan Oil Treatment 3.4 oz. (Misc.)

I'm an african american femaile with 4a/4b type hair and im transtioning from relaxed to natural. I purchased this oil after hearing such great things about the morrocan oils but not wanting to spend the $$.

This is why its "LOVE/HATE" for me

I LOVE: :)
-the price..i got mine for like 3 dollars plus shipping..you cant beat that with a stick!
-the consistency-its not to thick not to runny perfect for sealing after moisturizing
-that it makes my hair really soft and manageable!

I HATE: :(
-that the first ingredient is "Dimethicone" which is a plastic that coats the hair and preventS moisture from getting in and also causes buildup and potentially breakage
-that the LAST ingredient is the actual argan oil-meaning thats what it has the least of?

Overall,
I may use the rest of this product but my next purchase will probably be the real or 100% Argan Oil

53 of 56 people found the following review helpful:

1.0 out of 5 stars MISLEADING!, April 11, 2010

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chaos "¿" - See all my reviews

This review is from: One 'n Only Argan Oil Treatment 3.4 oz. (Misc.)

This is really just a silicone based (dimethicone) product, similar to "Frizz-ease" and others. Don't get me wrong, I like silicone products, but naming this product "Argan Oil Treatment" is deceptive. Argan oil comes AFTER fragrance on the ingredient list. How much fragrance does it take to scent a 3.4oz bottle? A drop or two? Or even less? And since ingredients are listed in order of how much is in there, that means there's hardly any actual Argan oil in this product. And by the time you dispense a single application in your hand you probably have a minuscule amount of Argan oil in that application. Certainly not enough to do anything for your hair. Shame on you One 'N Only for your misleading label!

As far as how good this product is, it's not really any different than any of the other silicone products I've used. My favorite silicone product (mainly because I like it's scent) is Biosilk Silk Therapy Serum, Packaging May Vary, 5.64 Ounces and it's a lot less expensive. Other brands are even cheaper. Ten dollars for a 3.4 oz bottle of this "Argan oil" is really expensive by comparison.

I bought my product from Sally's and I'm taking it back for a refund.

If you want to really see what argan oil will do for your hair, I would recommend buying a product that contains 100% Pure Argan oil. It will be more expensive, but at least you're getting what you pay for.

Update: I've tried 100% pure Argan oil and I honestly don't see what the hype is all about. It doesn't do anything for my hair. It was an expensive failure. I love what silicone products do and it seems that when people rave about Argan oil, it's most likely the "fillers" (silicone) that they like. I don't think there's anything special about Argan oil over any other oil (for effects on the hair).

33 of 36 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Almost the Same Ingredients as Moroccan Oil at One Third the Price, May 2, 2010

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AnonymousRM "RM" (Connecticut, USA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: One 'n Only Argan Oil Treatment 3.4 oz. (Misc.)

During the present economic recession I have been looking for ways to stretch a buck. I was running out of Moroccan Oil and needed to find a cheaper replacement when I ran across a trial size version of "One and Only" Argan Oil at Sally Beauty Supply. I usually never like the cheaper version of anything better than the original, but this is definitely the one exception to that rule. I actually like this stuff BETTER than Moroccan Oil and that stuff costs 3 times what this does!

I don't know what all the complaints are about with the silicone - Moroccan oil has dimethicone on its ingredient list too, although it's not first on the list as it is in this product (OK, it's second on the list). Am I going to split hairs over that? LOL (pun intended). Otherwise the ingredient list is almost identical to Moroccan Oil (and yes, contrary to what some others have said, this does have Argan Oil in it, six ingredients down the list, just the same as Moroccan Oil).

The one major ingredient this does not have that Moroccan Oil has is linseed oil, but so what? I am actually happier without it. And really all I care about are results. My hair is much smoother and easier to manage with this stuff than with Moroccan Oil! And the more I use it the better the condition of my hair and less frizz too! I can hardly believe it! I can't justify the much higher cost of Moroccan Oil just because it is the brand that salons recommend and websites claim is very healthy for the hair, dimethicone and all. I am much happier with this product anyway and you can't argue with the much cheaper price. I don't think I need to hold out for pure argan oil, either. If the professionals like Moroccan Oil and this stuff is basically similar to that minus the linseed oil and with a slightly different order of dimethicone versus cyclopentasiloxane (dimethicone is first on the ingredient list in One and Only and second under cyclopentasiloxane in Moroccan Oil) I don't see why this wouldn't be a suitable substitute. I'm just happy I found it!

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